Traditional botanical knowledge is still passing on by from mouth to mouth and hand to hand between oldest and young Ewenki people.
The news spread rapidly from mouth to mouth.
We drank cheap liquor from mouth to mouth, talked at the top of our voices, and laughed from time to time.
The news was transmitted from mouth to mouth.
The investigation of the Ministry of Rites was fruitless, so it could only be echoed: at that time, it was passed down from mouth to mouth, and the first one that could not be ascertained was the falsehood.
The sensation is high tened, as the tidings spread from mouth to mouth that the beadle is on the ground, and has gone in.
Rumours of various natures went still from mouth to mouth.
These stories were not only heard from mouth to mouth, but also printed as jujube pear and printed books.
Yet four lives of ordinary duration would suffice to transmit, from mouth to mouth.
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